نتایج جستجو برای: critical zones

تعداد نتایج: 523953  

2015
Marco Maffione Cedric Thieulot Douwe J. J. van Hinsbergen Antony Morris Wim Spakman

Subduction initiation is a critical link in the plate tectonic cycle. Intraoceanic subduction zones can form along transform faults and fracture zones, but how subduction nucleates parallel to mid-ocean ridges, as in e.g., the Neotethys Ocean during the Jurassic, remains a matter of debate. In recent years, extensional detachment faults have been widely documented adjacent to slow-spreading and...

2013
Christopher E. Bird Erik C. Franklin Celia M. Smith Robert J. Toonen

The effects of tides on littoral marine habitats are so ubiquitous that shorelines are commonly described as 'intertidal', whereas waves are considered a secondary factor that simply modifies the intertidal habitat. However mean significant wave height exceeds tidal range at many locations worldwide. Here we construct a simple sinusoidal model of coastal water level based on both tidal range an...

2016
Simon Seibt Karl Waedt Hans Delfs Simon Odorfer

Current critical industrial infrastructure (CII) which uses industrial automation and control systems (IACS) can be a target of cyber-attacks or combined cyber-physical attacks. To ensure the security of the CII, international standards are gradually evolving. The IEC 62443-x-x series is a specialized multipart security standard for IACS. It introduces, among others, the concept of security zon...

Journal: :FASEB journal : official publication of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology 2006
Mihai D Niculescu Corneliu N Craciunescu Steven H Zeisel

The availability of choline during critical periods of fetal development alters hippocampal development and affects memory function throughout life. Choline deficiency during fetal development reduces proliferation and migration of neuronal precursor cells in the mouse fetal hippocampus and these changes are associated with modifications in the protein levels of some cell cycle regulators and e...

2011
Ata A. Eftekharian Horea T. Ilieş

The popularity of medial axis in shape modeling and analysis comes from several of its well known fundamental properties. For example, medial axis captures the connectivity of the domain, has a lower dimension than the space itself, and is closely related to the distance function constructed over the same domain. We formally define the new concept of a medial zone of an n-dimensional semi-analy...

2017
Kara R Barber Julia Tanquary Keegan Bush Amanda Shaw Michael Woodson Michael Sherman Yogesh P Wairkar

Disruption of synapses underlies a plethora of neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative disease. Presynaptic specialization called the active zone plays a critical role in the communication with postsynaptic neuron. While the role of many proteins at the active zones in synaptic communication is relatively well studied, very little is known about how these proteins are transported to the synaps...

2005
T. T. Vu M. Matsuoka F. Yamazaki

The recent experiences in the 2004 Sumatra earthquake and tsunami showed the efficiency of remote sensing techniques in quick damage mapping and recovery efforts. A variety of satellite images at different resolutions provided different aspects of information about the affected zones. After remotely sensed images are acquired, choosing a suitable image analysis method is a critical requirement....

Journal: :Current Biology 2006
Dion K. Dickman Zhiyuan Lu Ian A. Meinertzhagen Thomas L. Schwarz

Many types of synapses have highly characteristic shapes and tightly regulated distributions of active zones, parameters that are important to the function of neuronal circuits. The development of terminal arborizations must therefore include mechanisms to regulate the spacing of terminals, the frequency of branching, and the distribution and density of release sites. At present, however, the m...

Journal: :Evolution; international journal of organic evolution 2004
Nathan G Swenson Daniel J Howard

Remington (1968) argued that 13 suture zones exist in North America. Remington defined a suture zone as, "a band of geographic overlap between major biotic assemblages, including some pairs of species or semispecies which hybridize in the zone" (p. 322). Although initially controversial, the idea that suture zones exist has picked up momentum over the past decade, due largely to the phylogeogra...

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